Healthcare needs to be for everyone
As the UK’s leading homeless and inclusion health charity, we believe the most vulnerable in society deserve the very highest standards of professional care.
Faculty for Homeless and Inclusion Health Statement, March 2024
People experiencing homelessness face major health challenges
Patients experiencing homelessness and social exclusion can be challenging to treat due to their multiple and complex needs.
34
times more likely to have tuberculosis.
50
times more likely to have hepatitis C.
12
times more likely to have epilepsy
6
times more likely to have heart disease
Our work
The Pathway Partnership Programme
Working in collaboration with the NHS, our dedicated hospital teams improve the overall quality and coordination of care for homeless people across the country.
Research, Policy & Practice
We work with other organisations to carry out in-depth research and increase our collective understanding of the links between homelessness, exclusion and health.
The Faculty for Homeless and Inclusion Health
Our inclusive membership network for professionals involved with or interested in the field of inclusion health.
“It’s about helping people get their lives to where they want them to be.”
Our Pathway teams have grown steadily since 2010 – they now support over 3,500 patients every year.
Latest posts
28th March 2024
Pathway launches Invitation to Tender to cost a national safe discharge programme
We’re inviting proposals to cost a national programme to reduce rough sleeping from hospital and prevent unsafe discharges
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21st March 2024
Pathway Begins Second Phase of Collaborative Learning Programme for Integrated Care Systems
New wave of seven new ICSs builds on success of groundbreaking first collaboration which concluded in Spring 2023.
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18th March 2024
Statement from the Faculty for Homeless and Inclusion Health, March 2024
A message to politicians on the current state of health and care services available to inclusion health groups, and a call for urgent reform.
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